Shopping in 3 Stores to stock My Ebay Store |Thrifting & Antiquing
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- Опубликовано: 31 янв 2023
- In today's video we are Shopping in Mother Tuckers, Lucky Dog Thrift & Goodwill!
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Lucky Dog Thrift Store ~ 158 E Main St, New Holland, PA 17557
Mother Tucker's Antiques~ 566 N Reading Rd, Ephrata, PA 17522
Goodwill Thrift Store ~ 1166 S State St, Ephrata, PA 17522
My Girlfriend Stephanies Intagram:
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The hunt is real! I spend hours and hours each week, combing through thrift stores, estate sales, auctions & flea markets ... to bring home the goods and prepare them for selling in my Ebay store, and on Facebook Marketplace, which fully supports me.
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Being a master basketmaker, I love the hide-covered basket. It's worth every penny and BTW, all baskets are handmade. No one has ever been able to invent a machine that can weave a basket.
What type of baskets do you make? I make woven fabric
You are just so lovely. Your hair,your makeup, your clothing, your good taste in almost everything you choose to resell. You are a joy to watch and listen to. Hope you are having a great day!
Thank you so much!!
This is such a sweet comment.
Back in the 70s my mother made a decoupage purse like the wooden one with the houses on it that you were considering. It was a popular craft, I think, back in the 70s. I still have the one my mom made.
I made one of those wooden purses too, they were very popular back then!
Agree
Made one also. That shape was more expensive. This was when Tandy's and American Handicrafts was still around. That person did a nice job even put the little feet on it!
Me and mom made similar wood pumpkin purses. Late 60s early 70s
My mom made those too!!
That box is a purse. They're very collectable. I wish that you could hear us through the phone.
If she ever does a TikTok or RUclips live she could. Idk if she does.
My dad made those turtle footstools back in the 70's for gifts one year... so funny. I would love to have one of his now!
My uncle used to make them, too. When my mom passed in 2017, guess what we didn't keep.... Still kicking myself.
I sure would have picked up the turtle foot stool!💚
Karen you asked if we think you should buy items with a chip. Yes yes yes. I purchased a few weeks ago two perfume bottles with chips you got at an auction. I use them in my decorating in my bedroom and the chips would never be noticed. Love them and thank you Karen.
“I’m not even going to try to say that name!”
Immediately tries to say the name! 😂
Absolutely stunning. Love your organization and you work so hard. I can no longer watch resellers who are fifthy tattooed and no organization. You are so great. Love Roger and you together
It's always a fun adventure with Karen Thrifting!!
The wire basket reminds me of the ones that you would see at the funeral home then the graveyard. Definitely a vessel for flowers.
Love the Byers Choice. I've had mine for many years. My favorite is the Salvation Army lady with the Kettle. At one time they were made in Chalfont PA. My sister lived close by.
Thanks for the great relaxing and informative videos
That turtle footstool has comps in the $40-$60 region. I’m obsessed
Hello! Love your videos. When I thrift or yard sale I put my wallet in a crossbody bag. Then I don’t have to worry about losing it, leaving it behind or having it stolen. 🥰🇨🇦
Chips can be cool! Part of the story of the piece…👍🏼
I think I’m addictive to your teachings and your channel. However, I’m screaming on some of the things you put back.
Tressamee is nothing to write home about! You have not missed anything. Your hair is lovely!
Yaaayy! Another video! I enjoy your videos so much! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. It’s so much fun going along with you and Roger shopping. You inspire a lot of us!
Thank you for the shopping trip🫶🫶
I loved “Where does she find this stuff”……. I think that about you all the time too!!! 😊❤
Oh gosh.. u brought back so many memories for me,.not because of thrifting, but because my grandparents lived in Ephrata! My parents moved us kids from linglestown Pennsylvania to fort Myers Florida in 1984, I was born in Harrisburg in 1969.. I have watched some of your other videos where u were in Lancaster, hummlestown etc.. I miss Pennsylvania! I moved from Naples Florida to Kansas in 1997, with my daughters..
So fun to see Mother Tuckers. I love Tina and Jason on RUclips. I would have bought the turtle foot stool lol. So cute
That hamburger press brought back memories of helping mom in the kitchen. I’d lay wax paper in press then meat cover with more wax paper & squish the meat into patty!!
Classy lady❤ what a treat to receive my purchase from you. Shipped with such care, it was like opening Gift to myself.
The china set with the “beetles” is a ladies dresser set. Tray, perfume bottle and covered vanity dish or trinket dish. Love your videos.
I was going to comment that I thought it was also a dresser set. It is very cool. Perfume bottle and trinket dish.
I like the beetle china and the bartender and that one old lamp. I had a few lamps like that in my room growing up😊
The white three-piece said is a dresser Trey a covered powder box and a perfume bottle.
Hi, I love the way you give comments on each and everything you touch, I really enjoy your videos, all the best on your sale on these things you buy, love from Toronto,
You should have bought the Blockbuster vhs case. 90’s nostalgia is big now. Stylized stone frog, probably, after the soapstone owl.
How can that beautiful peacock frame only be $3.00,love it.
❤hi Karen, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us, I’m learning so much in every video and feel so inspired to sell. Blessings ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
I just love watching thrifting videos. I really like how you explain things. I dont collect anything, I just dont have room for anything. But I love seeing all of it. Lots of memories. Thank you!
That is a beautiful vase and to deal with the chips is easy... Do a beautiful dried flower arrangement in it!
This is a different subject but I've been haunting your ebay store for a posting of the chambray/Jean skirt you showed at the clothing haul...any idea when that will post? I really love it!
That rensburg cookie jar, I have one as well, mine is the same colour and pattern but a large round cookie jar. Top broke. My parents got it as a wedding gift in 1947. Kim. Love your channel. 🇨🇦
Hi Karen I thought the little glass bottle was lovley 4 dollars lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Oh wow, that turtle footstool was everything!! Too bad you didn’t have your booth at that time, that would’ve definitely sold and you probably could’ve gotten a decent price for it. Great video, as always! ❤
Gorgeous Red Telafloral Bowl. Whoa🤟🏾
From Stephanie's Mother Tucker store, oh lots of treasure! Many cute items of pottery and glass. So much to choose from, it all looked good. Karen thanks for another three in one shopping spree. Always fun to tag along!
Thank you! 😊
Oh that hurricane lamp! My house is all Victorian, Victorian reproduction, but hand-carved mahogany and such. I would love to have a lamp like that for $40! The crystals are quite easy to find!
I sold an almost exact duplicate of that large blue Tonala vase for over $500 ~ my best sale ever on eBay. That shape is highly desirable and collectible.
I just love you, your personality and your videos! I am not a reseller, but I just love thrifting and have done so for many years. I decorate my home with things thrifted and everything brings me so much joy and I get so many compliments! I will buy something I just love, even with a chip if I Love it and it brings me joy. You can always hide a flaw! Just look at beautiful works of art throughout history that are flawed and still so valuable!
Thank you so much!! 😘💜
My mom had a wood hamburger press in the 60s. Also, my mom and myself made those pumpkin shaped decoupage purses, in the late 60s
That heavy "rock" is a frog. What you thought was a sewing box is a decoupaged purse. We all carried them back in my day. It would make a cute sewing box though. I'm pretty sure the little "gnome" is one of the Seven Dwarfs, Bashful. The leprechaun on the leaf is precious. I would have brought him home for personal. He would be such a cute decoration for St Patrick's Day.
My in-laws had that Charlie Weaver bartender tin toy. When he worked, he lowered the glass…his face turned red and puffs of smoke came out of his ears! I think it was from the 1960’s.
Love that store! Awesome prices. I would go nuts buying everything 😃
My grandmother had a hamburger press like the one you saw.
I made quite a few decoupage purses in the '70's. One bit-the-dust after 6 weeks of layering varnish because I forgot it on top my my car.
I decorate with white decor mostly, a little black thrown in and mini white pots with fake greenery. I don't use any other colors or multicolored items. Most of my decor around my house are animal shaped - birds, rabbits, etc. Also I decorate minimally.
Love all your videos and really appreciate the consistency- it's great to look for you two times a week and you always deliver.
That was a handbag not a sewing box. I sold those back in the 70s but the artist name escapes me . I believe they sold for between $50-$70 back then.There were several different styles and artwork varied with the different companies/ artist who produced them. Very popular with the the Pre-preppys back in the 70s.
I think the set with the "beetles" is a dresser set, powder and perfume with tray. Those are scarabs I believe. Beautiful!
I had one exactly like the “boxie, decoupaged, beautiful handled” mystery. I carried mine as a purse. Loved it!!
The wood item with the ball chain closure is a purse. My grandmother used to make them.
I collect Buyers Choice dolls. I must have at least 30! Lovvvve them!
The white set I believe is a dresser lotion /and oil and cream/powder set. Some older ones were hair oil and hair receiver ( removed from your brush )
i ❤ BEETLES... & BUG stuff ...i have big VTG BRASS FLY ashtray /jewelry & BEETLE kate spade jewelry . people really like BEETLES / SPIDER stuff
U asked how we decorate I wish we could send photos. Love 💘your channel!
The wooden purse, vintage, used as true purse, from the early 1980's. Some came as raw wood and u would decorate it, Also sold in boutique stores for $50.00 plus!!!💞💞🙃💞💞
So much fun!
My mom had that green snail!! Def vintage♥️♥️.
LOVED the purse/sewing box. I think the white and gold set is a vanity set. In Mother Tuckers, I loved it all!
Fun! I could watch you shop all day....but I have a ton of treasures I found in all the Goodwills in North Atlanta! The finds were many and great prices! 8 Spode wine glasses $1.09 each!! I said out loud "Karen would be so proud"!!
I've bought a old crystal lamp just for the hanging crystals.😊
the purple candlesticks or that purple animal figurine possibly neodymium alexandrite glass..take near window or florescent light and it will turn glue pretty cool not sure what the value is but had a nice feel and pretty magical when you show it off to people
Love the lidded basket❤
I'm impressed with your knowledge!
The red bowl is flashed. Good that you left it.
Karen i would buy the lamp!!!.love it.
I’ve just started watching your channel and I love it! But man, you pass up on stuff that I’d pick up that’s in the camera frame all the time! Lots of MCM stuff will be there and you see something that I wouldn’t even consider right next to it. Everyone has such different taste - it’s amazing! But I love your narration and especially enjoy watching you and Roger together.
items with chips: I would not buy items with chips for myself so I would not resell anything with chips maybe a bit fussy but that's me.
Love the lamp wow
With that beautiful orange ookue jar without the top, another seller said it's easy too get cork tops
Absolutely loved the hurricane lamp,,,,loved Stephanies Mother Tuckers store. That green with gold plate was gorgeous. So many things I would have purchased for myself or for gifts..just beautiful . Great video Karen...woo hoo
Interesting fabulous store,I would be there every week.those tall port merion candlestix worth over $70
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I have a Charlie Weaver that was given to me as a child in 1962 as a toy. He drinks gets drunk, his cheeks turn red and smoke comes out of his ears.
Hi Karen. . I really enjoy your videos.. just heard you say Botanical candle sticks. This is a much loved English pottery firm.,Portmerion.. there are 2 back stamps the old one is leafy and round.. the designer Susan Ellis. Smith was the daughter of the man who originally lived in Cornwall and I think was friends with many artists.. it is much loved and collected some people owning many many pieces. I think it was bought out by spider and production ..moved abroad .. not so good and different backstamp
Beautiful Lucite?? candle holders w/sun & moon next to that big black cat. Another fun video. Blessings Always Karen
Glass, glass and more glass yellow and red.
GA Karen. What fun that was. Thank you for taking me along. My elderly neighbor (who passed away 30 years ago) had 500 pairs of salt and pepper shakers. My favorite one was a man sitting on the toilet along with a woman sitting on a toilet. Too funny. Are you going to the GW sale in Scranton? Feb 1-4. Have a nice rest of your day.
Very vintage hamburger press. I’d say the 50’s we had one.
If I love a pottery piece, I wouldn't mind just painting a small amount of craft paint in the same color.
Love your sunglasses Karen !
What a fun day and lots of great treasure! Thank you for taking us along!!
The yellow box showed with the handle and houses printed on it was cute, the home print detail reminded me of the store fronts in Leavenworth Washington. Supper cute
I think the gold beetle set is a dresser set.
Love the Mexican candlesticks❤
Karen, I am a new subscriber and do not resell but still enjoy watching you present your business model.
Two things-I would highly recommend an elongated fatigue mat for your basement, so you can stand on it while processing sales. They are amazing, I use them everywhere I stand-but especially cement floors! I am 57.
Secondly, I would love to see you doing laundry and how you manage to wash all of your clothing items; at least an insert about it in one of your videos. I cannot imagine you use one washing machine with all of that inventory.
You are amazing-love your energy.
Yes thats purse from mid 60s . My teacher had one
Anything glass I collect vases teapots n pitchers.
It’s white clay, probably talc. It’s a low-fire clay which is often used in schools. Professionals might use it because glazes show up well. That piece is probably student made. Unless it’s signed otherwise
I love cobalt blue glass, handcrafted owls, wire decor, and I'm really picky when it comes to wall art for my home. Lot's of awesome items in this video, Karen! XO
Back in the early 70’s, i had a decoupage purse just like that.
That little wooden box with handle is a purse. They were diy from the 60's. People would make them from a kit. The handle is probably lucite or plastic.
There is white clay. Not just red.
My youngest brother is an art teacher who specializes in pottery. I'll bet that those chips could be fixed somehow. I'll have to ask him for future commenting,. :)
I'm not far into the video yet, but what a fun store this first one is!!!
Hamburger presses like that wooden style were popular in the 1950 and 60s and often the scenes were chickens, pigs and cows. I think they became less popular when plastic versions, like Tupperware replaced them and Ray Kroc began franchising for the McDonalds brothers burger expansion phase. I can remember making Burger patties in my grandma’s kitchen with that style.
Really fun video Karen! When I'm thrifting (for myself, I'm not a reseller) I like finding decorative pieces like the green and gold trimmed dish you loved. I also love to look at salt & pepper shakers. I have a collection and love them.
You were on fire at your stores today !!! I like the smaller thrift and Antique stores you shop at. Because building rent is so high, there are not alot of Independent stores in my area anymore except for Goodwill. I sell at flea markets and its hit/miss with what will sell. I try to buy vintage but stay away from glass due to risk of breakage. I'm training my eye to look for quality, style but low buy in. I'm still new to the game and it's a work in progress.
Omg that house purse/sewing kit is gorgeous!!!
No to chips. And sometimes it almost kills you. Fun to watch you shop!!!!
The dolls near the end remind me of French Santons.
The black ?antelope that was in front of the cat. That would be what my eye would go straight to. I'd buy it.